AskTog, Spring 2010
Mac & the iPad, History Repeats Itself
For those of us around Apple for the launch of the 1984 Mac, things are awfully familiar.
via Mac & the iPad.
AskTog, Spring 2010
Mac & the iPad, History Repeats Itself
For those of us around Apple for the launch of the 1984 Mac, things are awfully familiar.
via Mac & the iPad.
SSD performance and endurance are related. Generally, the poorer the performance of a drive, the shorter the lifespan. That’s because the management overhead of an SSD is related to how many writes and erases to the drive take place. The more write/erase cycles there are, the shorter the drive’s lifespan. Consumer-grade multi-level cell (MLC) memory can sustain from 2,000 to 10,000 write cycles. Enterprise-class single-level cell (SLC) memory can last through 10 times the number of write cycles of an MLC-based drive.
via Analysis: SSD performance — is a slowdown inevitable?.
Interesting discussion about SSD. Maybe we should burn-in the drive with at least one full write cycle?